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17 hours ago, Core said:

I did gut him. In fact, I even had to skin him on account of the butcher not wanting to do it.

The stomach was untouched (I think), liver untouched, heart untouched. I couldn't tell with the lungs, but on account of the distance ran and absolutely no blood in the mouth I'm inclined to think lungs untouched also. 

RealTCI got it--it was actually ocean :)

My brother and I started to carry him back over the rocks, but that wasn't fun, so we put him in a canoe. Arrow entered on the left side. Doesn't look like he was quartering away in this, so I guess not. Maybe turned at last moment, not sure. Still need to hit further forward on these.

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thinking you might have sliced an artery then. Sometimes lung hits are hard to see, especially if you nicked them up during field dressing. One thing is certain though, he's dead. Congrats!

 

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Big buck down!

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Ok boys take a deep breath with me cause I am still shaking.  Mainframe 8 with quadruple brow tines on one side and a row of junk on the other.  Redneck hang a ring on it 16 points, but I am thin

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no one told the deer it was to warm.... He came in chasing 5 doe which are walking past me on the ground at 40 yards tight now !

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10 hours ago, kperez1980 said:

My food plot was destroyed by the deer it was beautiful and lush and they demolished it. Need to figure out how to get it up and going without them destroying it before winter.


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need to make it bigger or fence it

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16 minutes ago, Buckmaster7600 said:

Can’t believe nothing moving this morning, brother and I both sat out best stands with perfect winds and no deet


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45 , light rain stopped , sky’s turning blue . Zero deer here too but can’t see far.

My thoughts have turned to eggs and hot tub.....

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On 10/1/2018 at 1:12 PM, Rebel Darling said:

4J - Pine Bush. Put a 45 min stalk on two doe. Had planned to use the climber. Got within 60, and even got the climber off my back, and no one noticed.

Moved my foot... nope, that’s three doe. She watched me for a few mins, and decided she didn’t like the scene. She ran off taking the other two with her. Well, these three know it’s that time of year now.

Time to put the climber back on...


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plenty of deer in there keep after them. if you can, shed the outer layers into a ziploc big bag and then use a lint roller before you get in your vehicle. lots of ticks in their different parcels.

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7 minutes ago, dbHunterNY said:

plenty of deer in there keep after them. if you can, shed the outer layers into a ziploc big bag and then use a lint roller before you get in your vehicle. lots of ticks in their different parcels.

Yessir!  They're also tree peepers, so sometimes the ground game in there is the best choice.  That said, I think @RPI Bush Hunter's buddy arrowed a doe from a tree stand this week/end.

And I hear ya on the ticks!  Man...  I've come out of there with a dozen on my outerwear, but only if I get in the thick and nasty. 

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Good luck in the woods today boys . I seen lots of deer this morning on the 90 heading from buffalo to Erie. They seem to be on the move. This is Day 26 in a row working boss said this is the last weekend we will be working hopefully I can finally get out next weekend. 

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Headed home now. Only deer I saw all morning was a 6pt along the parkway around 5 while driving in. My buddy and I sat in 2 stands with the wind in our favor at locations with good camera activity. Temps were around 45 but felt like 0 with the 20mph winds.

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Went for early morning pre-work sit in 3g. Cold and swirling winds. No movement during sit. Pulled cards and got into a staredown with a Doe that I didn't see in brush before I pulled last card. Continued our staredown for about twenty minutes then she boogied with her Fawn. No shot opportunity.

Nice to see some daytime movement. Back out tonight.

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